In 2022, the WYCO PHD completed a Community Health Assessment (CHA). From that assessment, the County’s 2024-2028 CHIP is being developed to focus on community-identified needs through various strategies. The CHIP is a 5-year plan being implemented through the collective work of four action teams devoted to jobs and education, safe and affordable housing, violence prevention, and health care access. Five half-time AmeriCorps members will provide in-depth support through action planning, partner facilitation, and community engagement. Position Summary The Community Engagement Specialist position will serve at the Wyandotte County Public Health Department. This member will be responsible for educating and recruiting Kansas City, Kansas residents for the lead hazard control grant. The focus of the position will be building relationships with community members, neighborhood group associations, and local organizations to present the lead hazard control services of the health department. The Community Engagement Specialist will conduct door to door recruitment of residents, provide lead poisoning education, attend community meetings, and assist residents with completing their application for the lead hazard control program. Members will serve in the office during normal business hours (Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 5 pm). The members’ service time starts on an agreed date until the end of their service year or as otherwise stated.